The park had a policy in place, they were very genrous to give him a raincheck when they are not obligated to give him anything at all. He took the risk of park closure when he decided to go to the park. The park was generous to him and went above and beyond what they usually do. Sure, it may not be what HE wanted, but its better than nothing. There are plenty of other ways to sell the tickets, he could've done it online, talked to co-workers, neighbors, etc. He had his daughter do it for him on park property when they clearly as most private businesses do, have a no solicitation rule, he shouldnt have broken that rule or tried to. CF has done some pretty un-friendly things to guests in the past but I'm glad they stood firm on this one and didnt treat him differently than the other guests just because he was whining. They were nicer than needed but he still wanted more, dont bite the hand that feeds.
On the other hand, I remember a few times when PKI just caved in to guests because they were way too afraid of a little bad publicity. Last year when some height requirements changed one lady complained that her kids werent tall enough to ride what they rode last year and wanted refunds on all her passes. I remember even as teh park was winding down for the closure of the 2004 season hearing about the height requirement changes that would soon be coming. The fact that this lady did not make any attempt to research the product before she bought it is her problem but instead, since she was ignorant, PKI sent a spokesperson on local news to present her with 8 free season passes for her and her extended family. What a joke.